I got a fiero at the begining of this year. I struggled for month and change the module several times, but it turn out to be the old wiring that went to the distributor. So check your wiring.
Sounds like you have a bad ground. Run another ground strap from the battery to the engine near the coil. Clean the mounting surfaces real good so it can make good contact.
There are two reasons. The first is the bulbs in the lamps could be blown or the fuse that run them are blown.
Check the fuel pressure on the Fiero to start with. It sounds like it could be starving for fuel.
You probably have a cracked EGR tube The Fiero Store has replacements Google them
on my 85 fiero gt the light down by the pedals stayed on all the time, so we just took it out
It could be anything from 1.5 v to a megavolt, depending on the nature of the power modules.
A Movado Fiero watch will vary. It can cost anywhere from $2200.00 to $3200.00. One could find a sale price on shopping sites such as Ebay and Amazon.
There could be several reasons your Fiero isn't running, including issues with fuel delivery, ignition components, or electrical systems. Check for a clogged fuel filter, a malfunctioning fuel pump, or faulty spark plugs and wires. Additionally, ensure that the battery is charged and all connections are secure. If these basic checks don’t resolve the issue, it may require a more in-depth diagnostic.
Sure it could. Just depends on how much you want it to fit.
Hi guys. Mechanic here. Yes, it will work. OTOH you are a bad person if you do it. Instead, you should fix the Fiero. If you fix the Fiero, the gods will bless you. If you cannibalize the Fiero to revive a Beretta, you will face eternal damnation. If you want to, you could always put the 2.8 in the Beretta to get a basic car going right away and then get a small-block conversion for the Fiero. That would not upset the car gods so much. == == ask a mechanic.
In Italian, it means 'Proud'. IT ALSO COULD MEAN METAL,STEEL OR IRON....FEROS (FEROCIOUS) IN SPANISH....
In 1985, the base price of a Pontiac Fiero with a 4-cylinder engine was approximately $7,000. Prices could vary based on options and features, but this was the general starting point for the model that year. The Fiero gained popularity for its sporty design and mid-engine layout, making it a unique offering in the compact car market.
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